EN Washing Machine / User Manual

ES-HFH714AS3
ES-HFH714AW3
Thank you for choosing this product.
This User Manual contains important safety information and instructions on the operation
and maintenance of your appliance.
Please take the time to read this User Manual before using your appliance and keep this
book for future reference.

Icon Type Meaning

WARNING Risk of serious injury or death

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK Dangerous voltage risk

FIRE Warning; Risk of fire / flammable materials

CAUTION Injury or property damage risk

IMPORTANT / NOTE Information on operating the system correctly

CONTENTS
1. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS................................................................................. ................1
1.1. General Safety Warnings...............................................................................................2
1.2. During Use ...................................................................................................................6
1.3. Packaging and Environment..........................................................................................7
1.4. Savings Information........................................................................................................7
2. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS........................................................................ ................8
2.1. General Appearance......................................................................................................8
2.2. Technical Specifications.................................................................................................8
3. INSTALLATION.................................................................................................. ................9
3.1. Removing the Transit Bolts............................................................................................9
3.2. Adjusting the Feet / Adjusting Adjustable Stays.............................................................9
3.3. Electrical Connection......................................................................................................9
3.4. Water Inlet Hose Connection........................................................................................10
3.5. Water Discharge Connection........................................................................ ................11
4. CONTROL PANEL OVERVIEW........................................................................................11
4.1. Detergent Drawer......................................................................................... ................11
4.2. Sections ....................................................................................................................12
4.3. Program Dial................................................................................................................12
4.4. Electronic Display.........................................................................................................12
5. USING YOUR WASHING MACHINE............................................................... ................13
5.1. Preparing Your Laundry................................................................................................13
5.2. Putting Laundry in the Machine....................................................................................13
5.3. Adding Detergent to the Machine.................................................................................14
5.4. Operating Your Machine...............................................................................................14
5.5. Selecting Programme...................................................................................................14
5.6. Half-Load Detection System.........................................................................................14
5.7. Additional Functions ....................................................................................................15
5.8. Cancelling the Programme...........................................................................................17
5.9. Programme End...........................................................................................................18
6. PROGRAMME TABLE..................................................................................... ................19
7. CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE.................................................................. ................20
7.1. Warning ....................................................................................................................20
7.2. Water Inlet Filters.........................................................................................................20
7.3. Pump Filter...................................................................................................................21
7.4. Detergent Drawer.........................................................................................................21
8. FLUSH STOPPER / BODY / DRUM................................................................ ................22
9. TROUBLESHOOTING..................................................................................... ................23
10. AUTOMATIC FAULT WARNINGS AND WHAT TO DO ................................ ................24
11. DESCRIBING THE ENERGY LABEL AND SAVING ENERGY.................... ................25
1. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Operating voltage / frequency (V/Hz) (220-240)
V~/50Hz
Total current (A) 10
Water pressure (Mpa) Maximum 1 Mpa /
Minimum 0.1Mpa
Total power (W) 2200
Maximum washing capacity 7
(dry laundry) (kg)

• Do not install your machine on a carpet or such

grounds that would prevent the ventilation of its
base.
• The appliance is not intended for use by people
(including children) with reduced physical, sensory
or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and
knowledge unless they have been given supervision
or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a
person responsible for their safety.
• Children of less than 3 years should be kept away
unless continuously supervised.
• Call the nearest authorized service centre for a
replacement if the power cord malfunctions.
• Use only the new water inlet hose coming with your
machine when making water inlet connections to
your machine.Never use old, used or damaged
water inlet hoses.
• Children should not play with the appliance.
Cleaning and user maintenance should not be made
by children without supervision.

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 NOTE: For a softcopy of this user manual, please
contact the following address: “washingmachine@
standardtest.info”. In your e-mail, please provide the
model name and serial number (20 digits) which you
can find on the appliance door.

Read this user manual carefully.

Your machine is for domestic use only.
Using it for commercial purposes will cause
your warranty to be cancelled.
1.1. General Safety Warnings
• The necessary ambient temperature for operation of
your Washing Machine is 15-25 °C.
• Where the temperature is below 0 °C, hoses may
split or the electronic card may not operate correctly.
• Please ensure that garments loaded into your
Washing Machine are free from foreign objects such
as nails, needles, lighters and coins.
• It is recommended that for your first wash,
you select the 90˚ Cotton programme without
laundry and half fill compartment II of the
detergent drawer with a suitable detergent.
• Residue may build up on detergent and softeners
exposed to air for a long period of time. Only put
softener or detergent in the drawer at the beginning
of each wash.
• Unplug your Washing Machine and switch off the
water supply if the Washing Machine is left unused
for a long time. We also recommend that you leave
the door open to prevent build up of humidity inside
the Washing Machine.
• Some water may be left in your Washing Machine
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 as a result of quality checks during production.
This will not affect the operation of your Washing
Machine.
• The packaging of the machine could be hazardous
to children. Do not allow children to play with the
packaging or small parts from the Washing Machine.
• Keep the packaging materials in a place where
children cannot reach them, or dispose of them
appropriately.
• Use pre-wash programs only for very dirty laundry.
Never open the detergent drawer while the machine
is running.
• In the event of a breakdown, unplug the machine
from the mains supply and turn the water supply
off. Do not attempt to carry out any repairs. Always
contact an authorised service agent.
• Do not exceed the maximum load for the washing
programme you have chosen.
Never force the door open when your Washing
Machine is running.
• Washing laundry containing flour may damage your
machine.
• Please follow the manufacturers’ instructions
regarding the use of fabric conditioner or any similar
products that you intend to use in your Washing
Machine.
• Make sure that the door of your Washing Machine is
not restricted and can be opened fully.
• Install your machine in a location that can be
fully ventilated and preferably has constant air
circulation.
Read these warnings. Follow the advice given
to protect yourself and others from risks and fatal
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injuries.
RISK OF BURNS
Do not touch the drain hose or any discharged
water while your Washing Machine is running. The
high temperatures involved pose a burn risk.
RISK OF DEATH FROM ELECTRICAL
CURRENT
• Do not connect your Washing Machine to the mains
electricity supply using an extension lead.
• Do not insert a damaged plug into a socket.
• Never remove the plug from the socket by
pulling the cord. Always hold the plug.
• Never touch the power cord/plug with wet
hands as this could cause a short circuit or
electric shock.
• Do not touch your Washing Machine if your
hands or feet are wet.
• A damaged power cord/plug can cause fire or
give you an electric shock. When damaged it
must be replaced, this should only be done by
qualified personnel.
Risk of flooding
• Check the speed of water flow before placing the
drain hose in a sink.
• Take necessary measures to prevent the hose from
slipping.
• Water flow may dislodge the hose if it is not properly
secured. Make sure the plug in your sink does not
block the plug hole.
Danger of Fire
• Do not store inflammable liquids near your machine.
• The sulphur content of paint removers may cause
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 corrosion. Never use paint removing materials in
your machine.
• Never use products that contain solvents in your
machine.
• Please ensure that garments loaded into your
Washing Machine are free from foreign objects such
as nails, needles, lighters and coins.
Risk of fire and explosion
Risk of falling and injury
• Do not climb on your Washing Machine.
• Make sure hoses and cables do not cause a trip
hazard.
• Do not turn your Washing Machine upside down or
on its side.
• Do not lift your Washing Machine using the door or
detergent drawer.
The machine must be carried by at least 2
people.
Child safety
• Do not leave children unattended near the machine.
Children might lock themselves in the machine
resulting in risk of death.
• Do not allow children to touch the glass door during
operation. The surface becomes extremely hot and
may cause damage to skin.
• Keep packaging material away from children.
• Poisoning and irritation may occur if detergent
and cleaning materials are consumed or
come into contact with the skin and eyes. Keep
cleaning materials out of the reach of children.

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1.2. During Use
• Keep pets away from your machine.
• Please check the packaging of your machine before
installation and the outer surface of the machine
once the packaging has been removed. Do not
operate the machine if it appears damaged or if the
packaging has been opened.
• Your machine must only be installed by an
authorised service agent. Installation by anyone
other than an authorised agent may cause your
warranty to be void.
• This appliance can be used by children aged
8 years and above and persons with reduced
physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of
experience and knowledge if they have been given
supervision or instruction concerning use of the
appliance in a safe way and understand the hazards
involved. Children shall not play with the appliance.
Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be done
by children without supervision.
• Only use your machine for laundry that is labelled as
suitable for washing by the manufacturer.
• Before operating the washing machine, remove
the 4 transit bolts and rubber spacers from
the rear of the machine. If the bolts are not
removed they may cause heavy vibration, noise
and malfunction of the machine and cause the
guarantee to be void.
• Your warranty does not cover damage caused by
external factors such as fire, flooding and other
sources of damage.
• Please do not throw away this user manual; keep it
for future reference and pass it onto the next owner.

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 NOTE: Specifications for the machine may vary
depending on the product purchased.
Replacement of drive belt, only by authorized service.
Only original spare belt: 42006396
Optibelt 6 EPJ 1236
1.3. Packaging and Environment
Removal of packaging materials
Packaging materials protect your machine from any
damage that might occur during transportation. The
packaging materials are environmentally friendly as
they are recyclable. Use of recycled material reduces
raw material consumption and decreases waste
production.
1.4. Savings Information
Some important information to get the most efficient
use out of your machine:
• Do not exceed the maximum load for the washing
programme you have chosen. This will allow your
machine to run in energy saving mode.
• Do not use the pre-wash feature for lightly soiled
laundry. This will help you save on the amount of
electricity and water consumed.
CE Declaration of conformity
We declare that our products meet the applicable European Directives, Decisions and
Regulations and the requirements listed in the standards referenced.
Disposal of your old machine
The symbol on the product or on its packaging indicates that this product
may not be treated as household waste. Instead it shall be handed over to
the applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic
equipment. By ensuring this product is disposed of correctly, you will help
prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human
health, which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste handling of
this product. For more detailed information about recycling of this product,
please contact your local city office, your household waste disposal service or the shop
where you purchased the product.
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2. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 2.2. Technical Specifications

3 2 1
Operating
voltage / (220-240)
4
frequency V~/50Hz
(V/Hz)
Total current
5 10
(A)

Maximum:
Water 1 Mpa
pressure Minimum :
6 (Mpa) 0.1 Mpa

Total power
7 2200
(W)
8
9 Maximum
dry laundry 7
10 capacity (kg)

Spinning
revolution 1400
(rev / min)

Programme 15
number
2.1. General Appearance
1. Programme Dial Dimensions
2. Electronic Display (mm)
3. Upper Tray
4. Detergent Drawer Height 845
5. Drum Width 597
6. Pump Filter Cover
7. Water Inlet Valve Depth 527
8. Power Cable
9. Discharging Hose
10. Transit Bolts

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3. INSTALLATION 3.2. Adjusting the Feet /
Adjusting Adjustable Stays
3.1. Removing the Transit Bolts

X4 X4

1
1 2
1. Do not install your machine on a surface
(such as carpet) that would prevent
X4 ventilation at the base.
• To ensure silent and vibration-free
operation of your machine, install it on a
firm surface.
• You can level your machine using the
3 4 adjustable feet.
• Loosen the plastic locking nut.
1. Before operating the washing machine,
remove the 4 transit bolts and rubber
X4
spacers from the rear of the machine.
If the bolts are not removed, they
may cause heavy vibration, noise and
malfunction of the machine and void the
warranty.
2. Loosen the transit bolts by turning
them anticlockwise with an appropriate 2 3
spanner.
2. To increase the height of the machine,
3. Remove the transit bolts with a straight turn the feet clockwise. To decrease
pull. the height of the machine, turn the feet
4. Fit the plastic blanking caps supplied in anticlockwise.
the accessories bag into the gaps left • Once the machine is level, tighten the
by the removal of the transit bolts. The locking nuts by turning them clockwise.
transit bolts should be stored for future
use. 3. Never insert cardboard, wood or other
similar materials under the machine to
level it.
NOTE: Remove the transit bolts
before using the machine for the first time. • When cleaning the ground on which
Faults occurring due to the machine being the machine is located, take care not to
operated with transit bolts fitted are out of disturb the level of the machine.
the scope of the warranty.
3.3. Electrical Connection

• Your Washing Machine requires a 220-

240V, 50Hz mains supply.

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• The mains cord of your washing or double water inlet connection (hot
machine is equipped with an earthed and cold) depending on the machine
plug. This plug should always be specifications. The white capped hose
inserted to an earthed socket of 10 should be connected to cold water inlet
amps. and red capped hose to the hot water
inlet (if applicable).
• The plug should always be inserted to
a grounded socket of 10 amperes. The • To prevent water leaks at the joints,
fuse rating of the plug should also be 10 either 1 or 2 nuts (depending on your
amperes. machine’s specifications) are supplied
in the packaging with the hose. Fit these
• If you do not have a suitable socket and nuts to the end(s) of the water inlet hose
fuse conforming with this, please ensure that connect to the water supply.
the work is carried out by a qualified
electrician. 2. Connect new water inlet hoses to a ¾ ˝,
threaded tap.
• We do not take responsibility for • Connect the white capped end of the
damage that occurs due to the use of water inlet hose to the white water inlet
ungrounded equipment. valve on the rear side of the machine
NOTE: Operating your machine with and the red capped end of the hose to
low voltage will cause the life cycle of your the red water inlet valve (if applicable).
machine to be reduced and its performance • Hand tighten the connections. If in any
to be restricted. doubt, consult a qualified plumber.
3.4. Water Inlet Hose Connection • Water flow with pressure of 0.1-1 Mpa
will allow your machine to operate at
optimum efficiency (pressure of 0.1
Mpa means that more than 8 litres of
3/4”
water per minute will flow through a fully
10 mm

opened tap).
2 3. Once you have made all of the
connections, carefully turn the water
1 supply on and check for leaks.
4. Ensure that the new water inlet hoses
are not bent, broken, crushed or
resized.
• If your machine has a hot water inlet
connection, the temperature of the hot
water supply should not be higher than
3 4 70°C.
NOTE: Your Washing Machine must
1. Your machine may have either a only be connected to your water supply
single water inlet connection (cold)

~ 95 cm ~ 140 cm
~ 145 cm ~ 95 cm
0 – max. 100 cm

˜ 95 cm ˜ 150 cm
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using the supplied new fill hose. Old hoses 4.1. Detergent Drawer
must not be reused.
3.5. Water Discharge Connection

• Connect the water drain hose to a

standpipe or to the outlet elbow of
a household sink, using additional
equipment. 1
• Never attempt to extend the water drain
hose. 2
• Do not put the water drain hose from
your machine into a container, bucket or
bathtub. 3

• Make sure that the water drain hose is

not bent, buckled, crushed or extended. 4

• The water drain hose must be installed

at a maximum height of 100 cm from the
ground.

4. CONTROL PANEL OVERVIEW

5

1 2 3

1. Detergent Drawer
2. Electronic Display and Additional
Functions 1. Liquid Detergent Attachments
3. Programme Dial 2. Main Wash Detergent Compartment
3. Softener Compartment
4. Pre-Wash Detergent Compartment
5. Powder Detergent Levels
6. Powder Detergent Scoop (*)

(*) Specifications may vary depending on

the machine purchased.

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4.2. Sections 4.3. Program Dial
Main wash detergent compartment:

This compartment is for liquid or powder

detergents or limescale remover. The fluid
detergent level plate will be supplied inside
your machine. (*) • To select the desired programme, turn
the programme dial either clockwise or
Fabric conditioner, starch, detergent anti-clockwise until the marker on the
compartment: programme dial points to the chosen
programme.
• Make sure that the programme dial is
set exactly to the programme you want.

4.4. Electronic Display

10 9 8 7

This compartment is for softeners

conditioners or starch. Follow the guidance
on the packaging. If softeners leave residue
after use, try diluting or using a liquid
softener. 6
Pre-wash detergent compartment:

1 2 3 4 5

1. Water Temperature Adjustment Button

2. RPM Speed Adjustment Button
This compartment should be used only 3. Delayed Start Additional Function
when the pre-wash feature is selected. We 4. Additional Function Button
recommend that the pre-wash feature is
used only for very dirty laundry. 5. Start/Pause Button
(*) Specifications may vary depending on 6. Additional Function Symbol
the machine purchased. 7. Function Display
8. Wash Level Display
9. Electronic Display
10. Digital Display
The display panel shows the washing delay
timer (if set), temperature selection, any
additional functions you have selected and
the current stage of the programme you are
running on your machine ( prewash/

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wash, rinsing, spinning). occur due to foreign materials damaging
The display panel shows “End” when the your machine are not covered by the
selected programme is complete. The warranty.
display panel also indicates if a fault has 4. Close zips and fasten any hooks and
occurred with your machine. eyes.
5. Remove the metallic or plastic hooks of
5. USING YOUR curtains or place them in a washing net
WASHING MACHINE or bag.
6. Reverse textiles such as pants,
5.1. Preparing Your Laundry knitwear, t-shirts and sweat shirts.
7. Wash socks, handkerchiefs and other
small items in a washing net.

1 2 Can be Normal
bleached Do not bleach washing

Maximum Maximum
ironing ironing Do not iron
temperature temperature
3 4 150°C 200°C

Cn be dry No dry Dry flat

cleaned cleaning
5 6

Drip dry Hang to dry Do not tumble

dry

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F F A
Dry cleaning
1. Follow the instructions given in the care in gas oil, Perchloroethylene Perchlorinetyhlene
pure alcohol R11, R13, R11, R113, Gas
labels on the clothing. and R113 is Petroleum oil
• Separate your laundry according to type allowed
(cotton, synthetic, sensitive, wool etc.),
washing temperature (cold, 30°, 40°, 5.2. Putting Laundry in the Machine
60°, 90°) and the degree of dirtiness
(slightly stained, stained, highly stained).
2. Never wash coloured and white laundry
together.
• Dark textiles may contain excess dye
and should be washed separately
several times.
3. Ensure that there are no metallic
materials on your laundry or in the • Open the door of your machine.
pockets; if so, remove them.
• Spread your laundry evenly in the
CAUTION: Any malfunctions which machine.

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 manufacturer’s instructions on the
NOTE: Take care not to exceed the amount of detergent to use.
maximum load of the drum as this will give • In areas of hard water, more detergent
poor wash results and cause creasing. will be required.
Refer to the washing programme tables for
information on load capacities. • The amount of the detergent required
The following table shows approximate will increase with higher washing loads.
weights of typical laundry items: • Put softener in the middle compartment
LAUNDRY TYPE WEIGHT (gr) in the detergent drawer. Do not exceed
the MAX level.
Towel 200
• Thick softeners may cause clogging of
Linen 500
the drawer and should be diluted.
Bathrobe 1200
• It is possible to use fluid detergents in all
Quilt cover 700 programmes without a pre-wash. To do
Pillow slip 200 this, slide the fluid detergent level plate
(*) into the guides in 2nd compartment
Underwear 100 of the detergent drawe. Use the lines on
Tablecloth 250 the plate as a guide to fill the drawer to
the required level.
• Load each item of laundry separately. (*) Specifications may vary depending on
the machine purchased.
• Check that no items of laundry are
trapped between the rubber seal and 5.4. Operating Your Machine
the door.
• Gently push the door until it clicks shut.

click

1 2

• Make sure the door is fully closed, 1. Plug your machine in to the mains
otherwise the programme will not start. supply.
2. Turn on the water supply.
5.3. Adding Detergent to the Machine • Open the machine door.
The amount of detergent you will need to
put in your machine will depend on the • Evenly spread your laundry in the
following criteria: machine.
• If your clothes are only slightly soiled, • Gently push the door until it clicks shut.
do not pre-wash. Put a small amount
of detergent (as specified by the 5.5. Selecting Programme
manufacturer) into compartment II of the
detergent drawer. Use the programme tables to select the
most appropriate programme for your
• If your clothes are excessively soiled, laundry.
select a programme with pre-wash and
put ¼ of the detergent to be used into 5.6. Half-Load Detection System
compartment I of the detergent drawer Your machine features a half-load detection
and the rest in compartment II. system.
• Use detergents produced for automatic If you put less than half the maximum
washing machines. Follow the load of laundry into your machine it will

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automatically set the half-load function, programmed washing water temperature.
regardless of the programme you selected. When you select a programme the
This means that the selected programme maximum temperature for that programme
will take less time to complete and will use is automatically selected. To adjust the
less water and energy. temperature, press the water temperature
(*) Model Dependant adjustment button until the desired
temperature is displayed on the digital
5.7. Additional Functions display.
You can gradually decrease the washing
water temperature between the maximum
washing water temperature of the selected
programme and cold washing (--) selections
by pressing the temperature adjustment
button.

Before starting a programme, you can

select an additional function.
• Press the button on the Control Panel
below the symbol of the additional
function you wish to select.
• If the symbol of the additional function If you have skipped the washing water
flashes continuously, the function has temperature you wanted, keep pressing
been activated. the washing water temperature adjustment
button until the desired temperature is
• If the symbol of the additional function displayed again.
blinks, the function has not been
selected.
2. Spin Speed Selection
Reason for non-activation:
• The additional function is not
compatible with the selected washing
programme. Spin
Speed
• Your machine has progressed too far
into the programme for the additional
function to be possible.
• The additional function you have
chosen is not compatible with
another additional function you have
already selected. When you select a programme, the
maximum spin speed is automatically
selected.
1. Temperature Selection To adjust the spin speed between the
maximum spin speed and the cancel
spinning option (--), press the Spin speed
button until the desired speed is displayed.
Temp. If you have skipped the spin speed you
want to set, keep pressing the spin speed
adjustment button until the desired spin
speed is displayed again.

Use the washing water temperature

adjustment button to alter the automatically

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3. Delay Timer clothes and underwear.
To select this function, press the Antiallergic
button when the symbol is displayed.
Delay
Timer
5. Easy Ironing(*)

Auxiliary
function
button 3 or 4
Easy ironing
• Press the Delay button once.
• “1 h” will appear on the display.
• The symbol will flash on the
electronic display. Using this function will result in your laundry
being less wrinkled at the end of the
• Press the Delay button until the desired selected washing programme.
delayed time appears on the display. To select this function, press the Easy
• If you have skipped the delay time you ironing button when the symbol is
wanted to set, keep pressing the Delay displayed.
button until the desired delay time is
displayed again. 6. Pre-Wash(*)
• For the delay timer function to work, you
must press Start/Pause button.
• To activate the time delay, press “Start/
Auxiliary
Pause” button. function
button 3 or 4
• To cancel the time delay once it has Pre-wash
been set, press the Delay button once.
The symbol will no longer flash on
the electronic display.
• In order to add/remove laundry while This additional function allows you to give
delay timer function is working, you heavily soiled laundry a pre-wash before
must press Start/Pause button. After the main washing programme takes place.
adding/removing laundry, you must When using this function, put detergent in
press Start/Pause button again to front washing compartment of the detergent
activate delay timer function. drawer.
To select this function, press the Pre-wash
4. Anti- Allergic(*) button when the symbol is displayed.

7. Extra Rinse(*)
Auxiliary
function
button 3 or 4
Anti-allergic
Auxiliary
function
button 3 or 4
Extra rinse

You can add an additional rinse operation to

your laundry using this additional function.
Your machine will carry out all rinsing steps You can add an additional rinse operation
with hot water. We recommend this setting to the end of the selected wash programme
for laundry worn on delicate skin, baby using this additional function.

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To select this function, press the Extra rinse 10. Child Lock
button when the symbol is displayed.
8. Rapid Wash(*)

Auxiliary
function
button 3 or 4
Rapid wash

The Child Lock function allows you to lock

the buttons so that the wash cycle you have
You can wash your laundry in a shorter chosen cannot be changed unintentionally.
time, using less energy and water by To activate child lock, press and hold
selecting this additional function. button 3 and 4 simultaneously for at least
We recommend that you only use this 3 seconds. ‘’CL’’ will flash on the electronic
option if you are washing less than half display for 2 seconds when the child lock is
the maximum dry load for the selected activated.
programme. If any button is pressed or selected
To select this function, press the Rapid programme is changed by the programme
wash button when the symbol is dial while the child lock is active, the “CL”
displayed. symbol will flash on the electronic display
for 2 seconds.
If the child lock function is active and
NOTE: If you put less than half the a programme is running, when the
maximum load of laundry into your machine programme dial is turned to the CANCEL
the half-load function will be automatically position and another programme is selected
set, regardless of the programme you the previously selected programme
selected. This means that the selected continues from where it was left.
programme will take less time to complete
and will use less water and energy. When To deactivate the child lock, press and hold
your machine detects half load, the button 3 and 4 simultaneously for at least
symbol is displayed automatically. 3 seconds until the “CL” symbol on the
electronic display disappears.
(*) Model Dependant
5.8. Cancelling the Programme
9. Start/Pause Button To cancel a running programme at any
time:
1. Turn the programme dial to the “STOP”
Washing position.
Rinsing 2. Your machine will stop the washing
operation and the programme will be
Spinning cancelled.
End 3. Turn the programme dial to any other
programme to drain the machine.
Start-Pause
4. Your machine will perform the
To start the selected programme, press the necessary draining operation and
Start/Pause button. cancel the programme.
If you switch your machine to standby You can now select and run a new
mode, the Start/Pause indicator on the programme.
electronic display will blink.

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5.9. Programme End

Wash
Rinse
Spin
End

Your machine will stop by itself as soon as

the programme you have selected finishes.
• “END” will flash on the electronic
display.
• You can open the machine’s door and
remove the laundry.
• Leave the door of your machine open
to allow the inner part of your machine
to dry.
• Switch the programme dial to STOP
position.
• Unplug your machine.
• Turn the water tap off.

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6. PROGRAMME TABLE

temperature (°C)

laundry amount

duration (Min.)
Maximum dry

compartment

Programme
Detergent
Washing

(kg)
Programme Laundry type / Descriptions

Very dirty, cotton and flax textiles. (Underwear, linen,

COTTON 90° 90° 7,0 2 180 tablecloth, towel (maximum 3,5 kg), bedclothes, etc.)

Dirty cotton and flax textiles. (Underwear, linen,

Pre-Wash Cotton 60° 7,0 1&2 165 tablecloth, towel (maximum 3,5 kg), bedclothes, etc.)
COTTON ECO Dirty cotton and flax textiles. (Underwear, linen,
60° 7,0 2 240
(*) tablecloth, towel (maximum 3,5 kg), bedclothes, etc.)

Less dirty, cotton and linen textiles. (Underwear,

ECO 20° 20° 3,5 2 95 bedsheet, tablecloth, towel (max. 2 kg) bedcloth, etc.)
Very dirty or synthetic-mixed textiles. (Nylon socks,
EASY CARE 40° 3,5 2 110 shirts, blouses, synthetic-including trousers etc.)

WOOL 30° 2,5 2 43 Woollen laundries with machine wash labels.

Provides an additional rinse to any type of laundry

RINSING - 7,0 - 42 after the washing cycle.
ALLERGY SAFE 60° 3,5 2 197 Baby laundry
Provides an additional spin cycle to any type of laundry
SPINNING - 7,0 - 17 after the washing cycle.

SENSITIVE/HAND Laundry recommended for hand wash or sensitive

30° 2,5 2 90
WASH laundry.

SPORTS WEAR 30° 3,5 2 80 Sportswear.

Dirty cotton, synthetics, colour and flax textiles can be

MIXED 30° 3,5 2 80 washed together.

BLOUSES / Dirty cotton, synthetic and synthetic-mixed shirts and

60° 3,5 2 112
SHIRTS blouses can be washed together.

Dirty, cotton, coloured and linen textiles washed at

(**) DAILY 60 min. 60° 3,0 2 60 60°C in 60 minutes.

(***) RAPID 15 30° 2,0 2 15 Lightly soiled, cotton, colored and linen textiles.
min.

NOTE: PROGRAMME DURATION MAY CHANGE ACCORDING TO THE AMOUNT

OF LAUNDRY, TAP WATER, AMBIENT TEMPERATURE AND SELECTED ADDITIONAL
FUNCTIONS.
(*) Energy label declaration programmes.
(**) If your machine includes the rapid washing additional function and you put 2 kg or
less of laundry into your machine, your machine will automatically wash the laundry for 30
minutes.
(***) Due to the short washing time of this programme, we recommend that less detergent
is used. The programme may last longer than 15 minutes if your machine detects an
uneven load. You can open the door of your machine 2 minutes after the completion of a
washing operation. (The 2 minute period is not included in the programme duration).

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7. CLEANING AND 7.2. Water Inlet Filters
Water inlet filters prevent dirt and foreign
MAINTENANCE materials from entering your machine. We
recommend that these filters are cleaned
when your machine is unable to receive
7.1. Warning sufficient water, although your water supply
is on and the tap is open. We recommend
that you clean your water inlet filters every
2 months.

Turn your mains power

supply off and remove • Unscrew the water inlet hose(s) from
the Washing Machine.
the plug from the socket
• To remove the water inlet filter from the
before carrying out water inlet valve, use a pair of long-
maintenance and cleaning nosed pliers to gently pull on the plastic
bar in the filter.
of your machine. • A second water inlet filter is located in
the tap end of the water inlet hose. To
Turn off the water remove the second water inlet filter, use
supply before starting a pair of long-nosed pliers to gently pull
on the plastic bar in the filter.
maintenance and cleaning • Clean the filter thoroughly with a soft
of your machine. brush and wash with soapy water and
rinse thoroughly. Re-insert the filter by
CAUTION: Do not gently pushing it back into place.

use solvents, abrasive CAUTION: The filters at the water inlet

cleaners, glass cleaners valve may become clogged due to water
quality or lack of required maintenance and
or all-purpose cleaning may break down. This may cause a water
leak. Any such breakdowns are out of the
agents to clean your scope of the warranty.
Washing Machine. They
may damage the plastic
surfaces and other
components with the
chemicals they contain.

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7.3. Pump Filter meet the holes on the front panel side.
6. Close the filter cover.

WARNING: The water in the pump

may be hot, wait until it has cooled down
carrying out any cleaning or maintenance.
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(*) Specifications may vary depending on

the machine purchased.
7.4. Detergent Drawer
The use of detergent may cause residual
3 4 build up in the detergent drawer over time.
We recommend that you remove the drawer
every 2 months to clean the accumulated
residue.

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The pump filter system in your Washing

Machine prolongs the life of the pump by
preventing lint from entering your machine. To remove the detergent drawer:
We recommend that you clean the pump • Pull the drawer forwards until it is fully
filter every 2 months. extended.
The pump filter is located behind the cover • Gently press down on the drawer (as
on the front-lower right corner. shown below) and pull the drawer from
To clean the pump filter: its housing.
1. You may use the washing powder spade • Clean the drawer with water and a soft
(*) supplied with your machine or liquid brush.
detergent level plate to open the pump
cover. • If there is any residue in the drawer
2. Lodge the end of the powder spade housing, remove with a soft brush.
or liquid detergent level plate in the Take care to prevent any residue from
opening of the cover and gently press dropping into the machine.
backwards. The cover will open. • Dry the drawer thoroughly and slide it
• Before opening the filter cover, place a back into the housing.
container under the filter cover to collect
any water left in the machine. Do not wash your detergent drawer
• Loosen the filter by turning anticlockwise in dishwasher.
and remove by pulling. Wait for the
water to drain.
NOTE: Depending on the amount of
water inside the machine, you may have to
empty the water collection container a few
times.
3. Remove any foreign materials from the
filter with a soft brush.
4. After cleaning, re-fit the filter by inserting
it and turning clockwise.
5. When closing the pump cover, ensure
that the mountings inside the cover

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8. FLUSH STOPPER
/ BODY / DRUM

1. Flush stopper
Remove the detergent drawer and
disassemble the flush stopper. Clean
thoroughly to completely remove any
softener residue. Refit the flush stopper
after cleaning and check that it is seated
properly.

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2. Body
Use a mild, non-abrasive cleaning agent,
or soap and water, to clean the external
casing. Wipe dry with a soft cloth.

3. Drum
Do not leave metallic objects such as
needles, paper clips, coins etc. in your
machine. These objects lead to the
formation of rust stains in the drum. To
clean such rust stains, use a non-chlorine
cleaning agent and follow the instructions of
manufacturer of the cleaning agent. Never
use wire wool or similar hard objects for
cleaning rust stains.

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9. TROUBLESHOOTING
Repair of your machine should be carried out by an authorised service company. If your
machine requires repair or if you cannot solve an issue with the information provided
below, then you should:
• Unplug your machine from the mains power supply.
• Turn off the water supply.

FAULT POSSIBLE CAUSE TROUBLESHOOTING

Machine not plugged in. Plug machine in.

Fuses are faulty. Replace the fuses.
No mains power supply. Check mains power.
Your machine does not start. Start/Pause button not pressed. Press the Start/Pause button.

Programme dial ‘stop’ position. Turn the programme dial to the desired position.
The machine door is not Close the machine door.
completely closed.
Water tap is turned off. Turn tap on.
Water inlet hose may be twisted. Check water inlet hose and untwist.
Your machine does not Water inlet hose clogged. Clean water inlet hose filters. (*)
intake water.
Inlet filter clogged. Clean the inlet filters. (*)
The machine door is not Close the machine door.
completely closed.
Check the drain hose, then either clean or
Drain hose clogged or twisted. untwist.
Your machine does not Pump filter clogged. Clean the pump filter. (*)
discharge water.
Laundry is too tighly packed
together in the drum. Spread your laundry in the machine evenly.

The feet have not been adjusted. Adjust the feet. (**)
Transit bolts fitted for Remove transit bolts. (**)
transportation not removed.
Small load in the drum. This will not prevent operation of your machine.
Your machine vibrates.
Your machine is overloaded with Do not overload the drum. Spread laundry evenly
laundry or laundry is unevenly in the drum.
spread.
Your machine rests on a hard Do not set up your Washing Machine on a hard
surface. surface.
Press the Start/Pause button. To stop the foam,
Excessive amount of detergent dilute one tablespoon of softener into 1/2 litre of
Excessive foam is formed in used. water and pour into the detergent drawer. Press
the detergent drawer. the Start/Pause button after 5-10 mins.
Only use detergents produced for automatic
Wrong detergent used. Washing Machines.
Your washing is too dirty for the Use the information in the programme tables to
programme selected. select the most appropriate programme.
Unsatisfactory washing Amount of detergent used Use the amount of detergent as instructed on the
result. insufficient. packaging.
There is too much laundry in your Check that the maximum capacity for the
machine. selected programme has not been exceeded.

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 FAULT POSSIBLE CAUSE TROUBLESHOOTING

Increase the amount of detergent following the

Hard water. manufacturer’s instructions.
Unsatisfactory washing
result. Your laundry is too tightly packed Check that your laundry is spread out.
together in the drum.

As soon as the machine is The end of water drain hose is too Check that the drain hose is at a suitable height.
loaded with water, water low for the machine. (**) .
discharges.

No water appears in the No fault. Water is in the unseen .....................

drum during washing. part of the drum.

Non-dissolving particles of some

Laundry has Perform an extra rinse, or clean your laundry with
detergents may appear on your
detergent residue. a brush after it dries.
laundry as white spots.
Grey spots appear on the There is untreated oil, cream or Use the amount of detergent as instructed on the
laundry. ointment on your laundry. packaging in the next wash.
The Unbalanced load control system will try to
The spin cycle does not take No fault. The Unbalanced load spread your laundry. The spinning cycle will begin
place or takes place later control system has been activated. once your laundry is spread. Load the drum
than expected. evenly for the next wash.

(*) See the chapter regarding maintenance and cleaning of your machine.
(**) See the chapter regarding installation of your machine.

10. AUTOMATIC FAULT WARNINGS AND WHAT TO DO

Your Washing Machine is equipped with a built-in fault detection system, indicated by a
combination of flashing wash operation lights. The most common failure codes are shown
below.

TROUBLE CODE POSSIBLE FAULT WHAT TO DO

Shut the door properly until you hear a click. If

The door of your machine is not shut your machine persists to indicate fault, turn off
E01 properly. your machine, unplug it and contact the nearest
authorised service agent immediately.
Check the tap is fully turned on. Mains water
may be cut-off. If the problem still continues, your
The water pressure or the water level
E02 machine will stop after a while automatically. Unplug
inside the machine may be low. the machine, turn off your tap and contact the
nearest authorised service agent.
The pump is faulty or pump filter is Clean the pump filter. If the problem persists,
E03 clogged or electrical connection of the contact the nearest authorised service agent. (*)
pump is faulty.
Your machine will discharge water by itself. Once
Your machine has excessive amount of the water has drained, turn off your machine and
E04 water. unplug it. Turn off the tap and contact the nearest
authorised service agent.

(*) See the chapter regarding maintenance and cleaning of your machine.

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11. DESCRIBING THE ENERGY Use programmes of shorter duration for
LABEL AND SAVING ENERGY lightly soiled laundry and daily washes.
Carry out cleaning and maintenance at
regular intervals.

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1. Brand
2. Model
3. Energy Class
4. Energy Consumption
5. Noise Value While Washing
6. Noise Value While Spinning
7. Annual Water Consumption
8. Dry Laundry Capacity
9. Spinning Performance
Energy use and water consumption may
vary based on water pressure, water
hardness, water temperature, ambient
temperature, amount of laundry, additional
function selection and voltage fluctuations.
Energy consumption and water usage can
be reduced by not exceeding the washing
load specified in the programme tables.

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